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originally planted by the Trion monks at the abbey for the purposes of cider making
Named after a past president of the RHS
Named after the great promoter of cider fruit
Awarded the RHS Award of Merit in 1918 and the RHS First Class Certificate in 1919
but later renamed when it was found in Court of Wick at Yatton in Somerset
Twyn y Sheriff Size:M25 originally planted by the TrionA Welsh bittersharp sweet cider apple. Green round fruit with some pink flushing, no russet. A distinctive aroma. Flowers third week of May. Ready mid season, usually October. Found by Dave Matthews in an orchard on Tywn y Sheriff Farm, south of Raglan, Monmouthshire. A good blender with very pretty blossom.
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